Goal-Oriented Model-Driven Business Process Monitoring Using ProGoalML

Koetter, Falko; Kochanowski, Monika

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-30359-3_7

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“…Document creation using ProGoalML. [22] In Fig. 7 a section of our example process with additional goal model is shown.…”

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“…Therefore, we developed ProGoalML, an XML-based modeling language for process goals, KPIs and metrics [22]. Using ProGoalML as a central interchange format, all necessary configuration documents can be created automatically as shown in Fig.…”

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“…In comparison, aPro and ProGoalML can be used without such knowledge and can be used with nonexecutable processes. For a detailed comparison of these approaches see [22]. [24] presents an approach for distributed gathering of monitoring data as events from a distributed service-chain using a event firing web service similar to the monitoring web services used in aPro.…”

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“…Facilitating the integration of the different components is ProGoalML, a markup language for Process Goals and Key Performance Indicators [22]. Using this language, a process model can be annotated to contain all information necessary for process optimization.…”

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Business Process Optimization in Cross-Company Service Networks: Architecture and Maturity Model

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Weisbecker

Renner

2012

2012 Annual SRII Global Conference

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Today, a company's service processes are interwoven with external services and customers. In these cross-company service networks, partners are interchangeable and market conditions may shift rapidly. Thus, a need for business process optimization arises, though conventional approaches often cannot be used as company's IT is not process centered. To achieve business process optimization in existing distributed infrastructures, we propose the modular aPro reference architecture, which builds upon existing components. Based on the architecture, we develop a maturity model for process optimization, which may be used to assess the need for change and select necessary measures.

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“…Document creation using ProGoalML. [22] In Fig. 7 a section of our example process with additional goal model is shown.…”

Section: Configuration Usingprogoalmlmentioning

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2012

2012 Annual SRII Global Conference

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“…Reference [20] proposes the ProGoalML language as an extension of BPMN with additional modeling elements for metrics, KPIs, and goals. Based on these elements, monitoring CEP (Complex Event Processing) rules are generated to collect the proper information, which is then used to assess the fulfillment of the goals.…”

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Revisiting Model-Driven Engineering for Run-Time Verification of Business Processes

Wei

Bianculli

Briand

2014

System Analysis and Modeling: Models and Reusability

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Abstract. Run-time verification has been widely advocated in the last decade as a key technique to check whether the execution of a business process and its interactions with partner services comply with the application requirements. Despite the substantial research performed in this area, there are very few approaches that leverage model-driven engineering (MDE) methodologies and integrate them in the development process of applications based on business process descriptions. In this position paper we describe our vision and present the research roadmap for adopting MDE techniques in the context of run-time verification of business processes, based on our early experience with a public service partner in the domain of eGovernment. We maintain that within this context the adoption of MDE would contribute in three ways: 1) expressing, at a logical level, complex properties to be checked at run time using a domain-specific language; 2) transforming such properties in a format that can leverage state-of-the-art, industrial-strength tools in order to check these properties; 3) integrating such property checker in run-time verification engines, specific to a target run-time platform, without user's intervention.

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An Approach for the Automated Generation of Engaging Dashboards

Aksu

del–Río–Ortega

Resinas

et al. 2019

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Although there are many business process improvement (BPI) methods, organizations are struggling to apply them effectively. We answer to the call to focus more on the organizational context in BPI projects. We use workaroundsdeviations from the prescribed way of using an information systemas a specific angle to approach BPI. In five healthcare organizations of different contextual types, we study workarounds and make recommendations for process improvements. Based on this explorative multiple-case study, we propose a set of contextual activities for each stage of a BPI project. Thereby, we shed light on the differences in tackling process improvements in organizations that differ in size, culture, and the availability of resources for BPI projects. We evaluate the completeness and expected adoption of the proposed contextual BPI activities by organizing two focus groups and conducting a survey.

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Goal-Oriented Model-Driven Business Process Monitoring Using ProGoalML

Cited by 21 publications

References 15 publications

Business Process Optimization in Cross-Company Service Networks: Architecture and Maturity Model

Business Process Optimization in Cross-Company Service Networks: Architecture and Maturity Model

Revisiting Model-Driven Engineering for Run-Time Verification of Business Processes

An Approach for the Automated Generation of Engaging Dashboards

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